Town works for safer swimming space and play areas
Correspondence from Chargetown urges a public swimming facility and improved playgrounds with input from Boys' Work Committee and Local Council of Women. It cites nearby towns with pools and wading areas, notes funds are exhausted, and hints at a future public appeal. Also reports Police Magistrate Moore’s visit to Milton for Janice Forbes liquor case, Forbes convicted with two months jail and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chargetown
Central Park
Bood
Horticultural Society
Municipal Council
Waterloo
Dundas
Georgetown
Moore
Milton
Janice Forbes
Nassagaweya
Forbes
Crown
James Haverson
Toronto
Costes
Champion
Masonic Lodge bids farewell to Kenneth MacLean
Stayner and Stayner Sunnidate congregations bid farewell to Rev Kenneth MacLean and his wife with a Past Master’s Jewel from Northern Light Lodge and a purse from church members. W M A Watson and Treasurer W J Buchanan sign the lodge message. The communities of Stayner and Sunnidate join a large gathering to honor their pastor and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondas
Mr. MacLean
Budge
W. J. Buchanan
P.M. Jewel
Kenneth MacLean
Tonow
Stayner
Northern Light Lodge
A. Watson
MacLean
Sunnidate
Orth Sar
Ont
County road system trimmed after Toronto talks
Warden D Mc Intyre H T Foster and J G Wilson led a county council committee to Toronto to discuss revising the county rostle system with L Squires and R C Muir. They learned the Halton mileage would be cut by 47 miles with multiple roads removed. Two new additions Maple Ave Nelson and the Georgetown Cheltenham route raise total mileage to 100.77 miles. The province plans about 2800 miles cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D McIntyre
H. T. Foster
J. G. Wilson
Toronto
L. Squires
Nasangawoya
Sodom
Flamboro
Bequesing
Campbellville
Eequesing
Acton
Speyside Road
7Th Line
Base Line
Base
No. 6 Side Road
Trafalgar
1St
Milton
Campbellville Road
Province
Fragmentary verse hints at a name change and marriage
A terse poem fragment shows a girl's name altered from Mary to May and a future marriage hinted at as a single life event. The text indicates parental pressure and a personal name change, ending with an implied new surname or status.
Notes and Comments on Cheerfulness and Social Vibe
The piece extols cheerful demeanor as restorative and uplifting in groups. It likens cheerfulness to wholesome outdoor air, aids memory, and aligns with the belief that God loves a cheerful giver. Gloomy attitudes trigger impatience and seekers of lighter spirits brighten rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paing
Esquesing Sunday School Convention Elects Officers
Esquesing S S A held in Georgetown last week elected officers for the coming year. Hon President John R Kennedy Acton. President A Brown Acton. Vice President Dr Watson Georgetown. Sec Treas Miss E McDonald Georgetown. Boys Division Percy Laird Georgetown. Girls Division Elizabeth Caldwell Georgetown. Teacher training R Jolley Limehouse Convenor. Missionary G Cole Ballinafad Convenor. Temperance Mrs R Watson Georgetown. Children's Department Mrs R Ross Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tué
Esquesing
Georgetown
John R. Kennedy
Acton
A. Brown
Dr. Watson Georgtown
Sec.-Treas
Mies E. McDonald
Percy Laird
Elizabeth Caldwell
New Beer Criticized For High Price And Weak Flavor
The writer ridicules the new beer as too rich for the poor and too weak to boost consumption. He cites high duties and inflated wholesale and retail prices, plus alleged grafty practices, as dampening trade and public revenue while noting a dining room charge of 60 cents for the second bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe
Actres
Acton
T.D. J. Farmer
Letter from old subscriber requests Georgetown Herald copy
Henry Ward Snider, age soon 59, asks Georgetown Herald for a copy and subscription. He recalls editor Warren from the eighties and asks to publish his letter to reconnect with old friends near Ballinafad Stewart Town and nearby villages, Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megan
Georgetown Herald
Warren
Henry Ward Snider
Blue Mountain
Ballinafad
Stewarttown
Georgetown
Farmer's New Band Milks Cows for Cockney Visitor
In a playful exchange from an English town, a farmer promises to teach a newcomer how to milk cows. The Cockney, newly arrived, asks if it’s better to learn on a calf, adding light humor to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
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J. At, Moore
Vanaiian Weekly Newspaper Association
C.N.R
Mai
TNS
Canadian National Electric Railways
Toronto Suburban Railway
Suac
Whilton
Wallbridge
Cale
Georgetown Orice
Kennedy Black la Roy Dale
Georgew
Grice
Meir
Mill St
Clarence H. Wiggins
O'Neill
T. N. Marcellus
Burgess Medical Officer of Health
Omoce
Main Street
Booth
Presbyterian Church
F. W. Boss
Mill
OC. V. Williams
Queen Street
J. BR. Watson
D.D
M.D
F. L. Heath
A. M. Nielsen
D.C
Palmer
Bailey Block
J. N
Benj. Petch
Halton
Peel
Glenwilliams
Georgetownz Herald
Tracy
Requeston
Ceading Fire and Life Insurance Co
Ag P.o
Land
Aoenere
J. N. O'Neill & Son
Ontario
Georgetown Creamery
Georgetown Cremery
Georgetown Creamery Co
M. Saxe
Torgets
Tr&t
W. J. Alexander
C, Ballard
Bevel
S. V. King
Halton Garage
Georgetown Ont
Hydro Irons
Forster
Ae i
Neiison
Jobe
Victoria
Nadas
McLaughlin-Buick
McLaughlin- Buick
Canada
King
Local Council of Women
Mrs. Keyneth MacLean
the County Road System
Mary
S.S. A. Officers
W, Snider
Carter
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